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Walter Bricht Samuelson Seele Franz Schmidt Horak Kuhn 1904 1928 1931 1934 1938 1939 1944 1955 1959 1963 1964 1967 1968
Roy Samuelson, Baritone Walter Robert, piano Information about Walter Bricht: www.walterbricht.com Der einsame Christus (Christian Morgenstern) Wachet und betet mit mir! Meine Seele ist traurig bis an den Tod. Wachet und betet! mit mir! Eure Augen sind voll Schlafes, – könnt ihr nicht wachen? Ich gehe, euch mein Letztes zu geben – und ihr schlaft … Einsam stehe ich unter Schlafenden, einsam vollbring ich das Werk meiner schwersten Stunde. Wachet und betet mir mir! Könnt ihr nicht wachen? Ihr alle seid in mir, aber in wem bin ich? Was wißt ihr von meiner Liebe, was wißt ihr vom Schmerz meiner Seele! O einsam! einsam! Ich sterbe für euch – und ihr schlaft! Ihr schlaft! Biography of Walter Bricht Walter Bricht, noted composer, pianist and teacher was born in Vienna, Austria on September 9, 1904. Bricht was exposed to mutiple musical influences from his youth. His father, Balduin Bricht, was a music critic for the Volkszeitung, a newspaper in Vienna. His mother, Agnes Pylleman Bricht was a famous concert singer and pianist, and became his first teacher. His remarkable talent was recognized early on. Still nearly a toddler, he informed his parents "the door squeaks in Eb." Bricht received his first piano lesson at age four, and began composing piano pieces and songs by age twelve. He was educated at the Vienna Academy for Music, graduating in 1928 with degrees in composition, conducting and piano, and was a favorite student of famed composer Franz Schmidt. Upon the completion of his education at the Vienna Academy, Bricht taught at the Vienna Conservatory from 1931 to 1938. From 1934 to 1938, he also taught voice, piano, and composition at the Horak-Schulen in Vienna. As a composer, he was prolific during this period, writing the majority of his works, and hearing many of them publicly performed. He was also active as a conductor. In 1938, Bricht was forced to leave Austria, because the Nazi regime had discovered that he had Jewish-born grandparents. He was offered an "honorary Aryan-ship" by Hitler, providing he would swear allegiance to the Nazi party, but instead chose to emigrate to the United States. All of his important papers and letters of recommendation were confiscated at the border, and he arrived in the U.S. not speaking a word of English. Upon his arrival in the U.S., Bricht settled in New York, earning a living by serving as church organist, accompanying and coaching. In 1939, Bricht joined the faculty of the Mason College of Music in Charleston, West Virginia, becoming chairman of the music department the following year. He met his future wife, Donna Kuhn after hiring her as a professor of violin. Bricht returned to New York in 1944, teaching and coaching there until 1963. He also made regular trips to Washington D.C., to teach members of the U.S. Army Chorus. Two daughters were born to the Brichts during this period, Dana Eve (1955), and Wendy Diane (1959). In 1963 Bricht was invited to become a professor at the Indiana University School of Music. He was hired as a professor of piano, however, by 1967, he was teaching applied voice and song literature exclusively. He wrote three compositions while at Indiana University, the Sonata for Flute and Piano (1964), the Chaconne for String Quartet (1967), and the Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano (1968). In 1967, an entire recital devoted to his compositions was performed at the I.U. School of Music to much acclaim. In more recent news, we are excited to tell you that Bricht's orchestral works were recorded by Fort Wayne Philharmonic, on the Toccata Classics label. Information and sound clips are available from Toccata Classics. Walter Bricht's manuscripts are now housed at Vienna's University of Music and Performing Arts, in the exil.arte Center.
Palestrina Hans Leo Hassler Konrad Hagius Samuelson József John Rutter Nakada Kodály Zoltán Kodály 2002
Cantate gyermekkórus (Children Choir) Jubiloso leánykar (Girls' Choir) Év (Year): 2002 Kórusművek (Choral works): 1 Hazám, hazám 2 Magyarország az én hazám 3 Magyarok Istene 4 Michael Preatorius - Jubilate Deo 5 Jan Campanus Vodniansky - Rorando coeli 6 G.P. de Palestrina - Pueri Hebraeorum 7 Hans Leo Hassler - Cantate Domino 8 Konrad Hagius - A muzsika dicsérete 9 Volter Kálmán - Ave Maria 10 Orbán György - Ave Maria 11 Bror Samuelson - Minimassa - Kyrie 12 Bror Samuelson - Nubunassa - Gloria 13 Bror Samuelson - Nubunassa - Sanctus 14 Bror Samuelson - Nubunassa - Agnus Dei 15 Karai József - Az angyal énekel 16 John Rutter - Angel's Carol 17 Yoshinado Nakada - A behavazott városban 18 Kodály Zoltán - Táncnóta 19 Bárdos Lajos - Cantemus! Cantate album's page: (http•••)
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